T.I.'s Wife and Wayne's Babymama Get a Reality Show, Eminem Tops the U.S and UK Charts with 'Relapse,' Scott Storch Sued Again
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Posted on 2009-05-30
Watch out America! The Music Industry's most infamous baby mama's are going to be on TV! Tiny, T.I.'s wife and mother of his children, and Toya, Lil' Wayne's baby's mother, are set to star in their own reality show on BET starting in June, 2009. Set in Atlanta, Georgia, according to BET, "Tiny and Toya" is the network's latest provocative half hour docu-drama chronicling the lives of "two dynamic, young women immersed in the craziness of the Hip Hop world, but striving to find inner strength, peace and purpose".
"Tiny and Toya" premieres June 30th, 2009 at 10pm on BET
EMINEM TOPS THE CHARTS WITH NEW ALBUM
Rapper Eminem has topped the charts again with his latest LP, Relapse, by selling nearly 900,000 units in worldwide sales.
According to reports, Relapse debuted in the US with 601,000 units sold during its first week of its release.
The album went on to top the UK's charts, by selling 260,967 units.
Relapse is Eminem's fifth album in a row to top both the U.S. and U.K. charts, since his album 'The Marshall Mathers LP' release in 2000.
SCOTT STORCH GETS SUED AGAIN
After revealing to the world (via an MTV report) that his fast life -- consisting of drugs, partying and lavish living -- had cost him almost all his fortune, he is now being ordered to cough up $750,000 to a Miami actor over a business dispute.
According to the Miami Herald, actor/film producer Matt Sinnreich sued Storch
, claiming the producer left him high and dry after agreeing to form a company with him in June 2007.
The allegedly agreed to form a company where they would sign and produce singer Sindy Espitia and rapper Darrell "D Shep" Sheppard, both of Miami. Sinnreich paid Storch $25,000 for 25% of the corporation, but Storch "failed to form the corporation ... and failed to return the $25,000," court documents stated.
Citing breach of contract and civil theft, he filed a suit against Storch. The producer failed to respond to the complaint, and a judge granted Sinnreich's motion for default last December. Jurors decided how much in damages Storch owed, which came to a $750,000 verdict.
Sinnreich is currently trying to collect on the judgment. But Storch has had money problem for some time now. He fell behind in child support and owes $722,0000 in property taxes on his $10.5 million mansion on Miami Beach's Palm Island.
